Heath and meadow landscapes in Upper Franconia – hiking along the Green Belt
Heath and meadow landscapes in Upper Franconia – hiking along the Green Belt
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Heath and meadow landscapes in Upper Franconia – hiking along the Green Belt
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13.8km
90m
Hiking
Starting at the moated Mitwitz castle, this round tour takes you into a beautiful heather and meadow landscape. You cross the Föritzau landscape protection area, a floodplain with bordering wetlands, silted ponds and former gravel pits. Here you can keep an eye out for dragonflies. Then we continue to the…
by BUND e.V.
Last updated: July 19, 2024
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Your route passes through protected areas
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Naturpark Frankenwald
Föritzgrund
Waypoints
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4.24 km
Memorial Site of the Former Village of Liebau
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5.34 km
Heath and meadow landscape along the Green Belt
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8.55 km
Föritzgrund Conservation Area
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9.41 km
Frankenwald Trail – Green Belt Forest Trail
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10.2 km
Secluded Reginasee
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13.8 km
Mitwitz moated castle
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13.8 km
End point
Parking
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
10.7 km
1.98 km
619 m
309 m
216 m
Surfaces
4.89 km
4.50 km
2.38 km
1.78 km
216 m
< 100 m
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September 22, 2021
Starting at the moated Mitwitz castle, this round tour takes you into a beautiful heather and meadow landscape. You cross the Föritzau landscape protection area, a floodplain with bordering wetlands, silted ponds and former gravel pits. Here you can keep an eye out for dragonflies. Then we continue to
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October 10, 2022
Hello you BUNDers
Railway walks are also very eco-friendly.
Maybe you can include a collection of them in your offer.
According to the motto: Every train station has its own hike or run 😊😊🚂🚂
Then you can - in accordance with the federal government - incorporate a natural feature as a goal.
LG from Kronach
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